Microcurrent Neurofeedback Research

A presentation slide with the title 'USCD Pilot Study Findings' and a green icon of a heartbeat with a brain in the middle. The slide reports on a USCD pilot study by Ming-Xiong Huang, PhD, revealing brain changes from neuroimaging methods like MEG and MRI, showing a 54% reduction in abnormal brain waves and a 53% reduction in post-concussive symptoms.

Medical infographic showing the timeline of VA-IRB approval and pilot studies for brain research from 2014 to September 2017, including brain images of participants with highlighted areas and statistical results on brain wave reductions.

The effectiveness of microcurrent neurofeedback on depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, and quality of life

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A pilot treatment study for mild traumatic brain injury: Neuroimaging changes detected by MEG after low-intensity pulse-based transcranial electrical stimulation

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